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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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10.07.2013 6:27, Rhabdophis

Original photos. On one you can see that it is something, the root of the leaf is cracking
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I apologize for the untimely answer shuffle.gif, after all, according to the signs, this is Acantholyda posticalis and, in my opinion, it just sits with its probes hanging down. At least in the adult state, pamphylids do not seem to gnaw the tops, I can assume that it peels off the young branches and feeds on juice, as I observed in Dolerus... In general, I can't say much about the nutrition of adults, because I wasn't particularly interested in it

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10.07.2013 6:48, Rhabdophis

Arkhangelsk region. End of June.
Last year, our forest lodge, a vacation spot, was attacked by hornets (decided on this forum). This year there is a new attack. I ask for help in determining. The most important thing for me is: how aggressive is this insect, is the bite dangerous (if it bites at all). I.e. is it worth being afraid of close contact? They fly into the house, very unnerving.
This is as far as I understand a female (not inferior in size to a hornet)
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And a male (as it seems to me, since the size is much smaller)
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The first photo shows Cimbex femoratus, while the other two show male Trichiosoma sp. Lucky for you smile.gif, I wish they'd fly into my house like this!

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11.07.2013 13:46, Mantispid

What can it be?

Greece. The island of Crete.

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11.07.2013 19:20, алекс 2611

What can it be?

Greece. The island of Crete.

a male ant?
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12.07.2013 14:08, TimK

What can it be?

Greece. The island of Crete.


I brought this male Pheidole from Crete. I'm not claiming that yours is also a Pheidole, but it looks like it. The size was about 4 mm, if memory serves. We flew in late June and early July.
My page about ants of Crete is here:
http://www.antvid.org/Gal1/Creet.html

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13.07.2013 5:41, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Is it possible to determine the type of Osmia sp.?
9 photos with the date and place of shooting

13.07.2013 18:13, astronom

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 12.07 pm

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14.07.2013 22:34, Anatoliy Kuzmin

14.07.2013 Rostov region
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15.07.2013 9:28, алекс 2611

14.07.2013 Rostov region.
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Nomada sp. I'm not ready for the view
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15.07.2013 9:54, Кархарот

Is it possible to determine the type of Osmia sp.?
9 photos with the date and place of shooting

No, but most likely it is Osmia caerulescens.
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15.07.2013 10:11, аруд

The citizens are good! Can you tell me who is on the right - a Garden bumblebee or an Earth bumblebee? And who's on the left with one yellow stripe? Bryansk region, Russia. forest, July. With respect.

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15.07.2013 10:40, Коллекционер

well, help with the ants http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1415742 mol.gif

15.07.2013 11:04, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July 14.

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15.07.2013 12:24, Кархарот

The citizens are good! Can you tell me who is on the right - a Garden bumblebee or an Earth bumblebee? And who's on the left with one yellow stripe? Bryansk region, Russia. forest, July. With respect.

On the right, it looks like an earthen one, on the left, it looks like a garden one, but this is all just as possible (most likely) options. This color is typical for these species, but it can also be found in others.
PS. Bumblebee has more stripes on the left, see the border of the chest and abdomen - they just burned out.
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15.07.2013 12:26, Кархарот

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July 14.

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Female Colletes sp., type without macrophotographs of punctuation of propodeum, tergums, etc. can not be determined.
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16.07.2013 10:34, TimK

well, help with the ants http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1415742 mol.gif


I don't think anyone here will help with the Turkish ants. I'm afraid there are no such specialists here. There are at least two dozen species of messors in Turkey alone. I can't help you personally.
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16.07.2013 11:33, алекс 2611

I don't think anyone here will help with the Turkish ants. I'm afraid there are no such specialists here. There are at least two dozen species of messors in Turkey alone. I can't help you personally.

Yes, and according to such photos. I'm sorry, but you can't even see the dotted body sculpture clearly.

16.07.2013 16:11, Коллекционер

Yes, and according to such photos. I'm sorry, but you can't even see the dotted body sculpture clearly.

how could

16.07.2013 18:36, astronom

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 12.07 pm

So can someone tell me what kind of animal it is, at least approximately?

16.07.2013 18:54, Gansucha

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 12.07 pm

Scolia hirta

18.07.2013 15:05, saritanur

Hello!
Help me identify who it is.
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Taken in Krasnodar. July 2013.

18.07.2013 15:18, comprachicos

Hello!
Help me identify who it is.
Taken in Krasnodar. July 2013.

Sceliphron sp.

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18.07.2013 17:16, Кархарот

Hello!
Help me identify who it is.
Taken in Krasnodar. July 2013.

With this coloration, Sceliphron madraspatanum.
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18.07.2013 23:20, saritanur

With this coloration, Sceliphron madraspatanum.


Thank you very much. And then zadolbali, one at home in the closet nest began to build, now the second at work.
I don't like wasps at all. If you don't mind, can you also tell me how they interact with a person? Can they sting, how painful is it? I searched the Internet, only the description of species is everywhere.

19.07.2013 7:15, comprachicos

Thank you very much. And then zadolbali, one at home in the closet nest began to build, now the second at work.
I don't like wasps at all. If you don't mind, can you also tell me how they interact with a person? Can they sting, how painful is it? I searched the Internet, only the description of species is everywhere.

It can sting, but only if it is pressed down, single wasps save their venom. The bite feels slightly stronger than a mosquito bite, but there is always a chance that an allergic reaction will occur.
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21.07.2013 17:37, Gansucha

Ukraine, Rivne region, August 11
More about riders. I assume that in the picture Dusona sp.?? (Campopleginae)
Right ? I will be glad to hear your critical comments.
Of the other possible ones, someone from Cryptinae, but it's hard to believe.

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23.07.2013 9:24, алекс 2611

What is this species and why does it sit in one place for so long?

Answer to the first question-honey bee Apis mellifera
Answer to the second question - yes, the horseradish knows it
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23.07.2013 10:00, Gansucha

And another one, also on August 11
, at least before the subfamily.
Banchinae ??
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23.07.2013 13:25, AVA

Answer to the first question-honey bee Apis mellifera
Answer to the second question - yes, the horseradish knows it


Hmm, and the answer to the second question may be simple - her time is running out. Worker bees are not eternal (in summer 2-4 months at most).

23.07.2013 13:46, алекс 2611

Hmm, and the answer to the second question may be simple - her time is running out. Worker bees are not eternal (in summer 2-4 months at most).

Just possible options. Maybe the bee is young, but it's sick with something. Or maybe the years are really taking their toll. Or maybe something else.
Pu Si looked at the photo again. The bee looks young (subjective impression). Older people are usually more raggedy

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23.07.2013 14:12, Mantispid

And that yellow one near the head isn't the egg of some bighead or other parasite?

23.07.2013 16:11, алекс 2611

And that yellow one near the head isn't the egg of some bighead or other parasite?

I thought it was a regurgitated drop of collected nectar. Or maybe I'm wrong.

23.07.2013 16:13, Alexey Yabs

And that yellow one near the head isn't the egg of some bighead or other parasite?

No, it's a flower pot stain behind the glass smile.gif

24.07.2013 15:53, Gansucha

The photo is not mine, with the author's permission.
Ukraine, Luhansk region, July 24.
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Ruderarius seems to disappear - there are no red hairs on the hind legs, rupestris-too.
But males of Lapidarius should have yellow hairs between their eyes, which you can't tell from the photo.
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24.07.2013 20:07, Gansucha

25.07.2013 13:47, Коллекционер

who is it? Voronezh, bot. garden, today

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25.07.2013 14:11, TimK

who is it? Voronezh, bot. garden, today


Spezi can tell right away, but I'm just learning to tell. I'd like to see your face again." And on the side.... Dolichovespula media?

25.07.2013 14:14, TimK

And at the same time, maybe look at my oska? This oska is from Anapa.

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25.07.2013 14:25, Коллекционер

Spezi can tell right away, but I'm just learning to tell. I'd like to see your face again." And on the side.... Dolichovespula media?

such a big uterus or something? somehow early they

25.07.2013 14:39, Коллекционер

And at the same time, maybe look at my oska? This oska is from Anapa.

as an option Ancistrocerus auctus
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